Cruise Traveller Exclusive * Stay free offer in both Amsterdam & Lisbon!
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Exclusive package pricing for limited time:
Twin Category Melody Suite/Veranda V1 Suite – from $28,899*pp
Twin Category Symphony Suite/Veranda V2 Suite – from $30,999*pp
Twin Category Seahorse Suite/Veranda V3 Suite – $34,799*pp
Twin Category Riverside Suite/Penthouse Suite – from $31,999*pp
Single Melody Suite/Veranda V1 Suite – from $45,699*pp
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Fly* Cruise & stay package includes:
– FREE flight credit up to the value of AUD$3,000 per person (suggested itinerary Australia-Amsterdam-Lisbon-Australia)
– Private car transfer from airport to hotel in Amsterdam
– 2-night luxury stay in Amsterdam including breakfast
– Private car transfer from hotel to river port
– 7-night luxury river cruise aboard Riverside Debussy Amsterdam roundtrip
– Private car transfer from Lisbon airport to hotel
– 2-night luxury stay in Lisbon including breakfast
– Private car transfer from hotel to cruise terminal
– 12-night luxury cruise aboard Seabourn Venture from Lisbon to Belfast
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CRUISE 1: Romantic Rhine Southbound with Tulips of Holland
– 7-night luxury river cruise aboard Riverside Debussy Amsterdam roundtrip
– Beautifully appointed Suite accommodation
– One signature excursion per sailing
– Most onboard meals in all restaurants and bars (For dinner in the Atelier a EUR25 per person cover charge will apply)
– Cakes, Waffles & Ice Cream
– Water, Coffee & Tea during meals
– Free WiFi
– Room Service (during opening hours only)
– Port and Service Charge as well as VAT
– Make a new booking on this package by 31st December 2026 and receive a bonus EUR150 per person onboard credit! Offer applies to all suite categories and all board types, select sailings only. Conditions apply*
– Early Booking Offer: Make a new booking on this package by 28th February 2027 and save 15%. Fares shown are already at the discounted prices. Conditions apply*
– PRICING:
– Based on Full Board rate. Alcohol and shore excursions are available with other fare options; ask us about upgrading your experience.
– Solo Travellers – Please contact us for pricing and availability.
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CRUISE 2: 12-Day Wild British Isles & Irish Shores
– 12-night luxury cruise aboard Seabourn Venture from Lisbon to Belfast
– The Seabourn Difference cruise inclusions include:
– Intuitive, personalized service provided by staff passionate about exceeding guests` expectations
– Approximately one staff member to each guest
– Seabourn Moments – designed to surprise & delight guests
– Each suite includes a Personal Suite Steward who ensures everything is perfect, from arranging a private in-suite cocktail party to your Pure PamperingSM bath
– All ocean-front veranda suites, luxuriously appointed
– All suites include a walk-in closet
– All suites have elegant living areas with sofa and dining table
– Shower and luxury products feature an exclusive signature scent, created for Seabourn by Molton Brown, London
– Complimentary premium spirits and fine wines available on board at all times
– No one ever has to pick up the tab
– Welcome Champagne and complimentary in-suite bar stocked with your preferences
– Personalized bar set up creating a home away from home
– Guests can entertain from a fully stocked bar
– Tipping is neither required, nor expected
– Guests select their table each and every night; no reserved tables
– All venues are open seating with no reservations required, with the exception of The Solis
– Complimentary Wi-Fi with unlimited minutes
– All shipboard meals and beverages
– Port/Govt taxes
Special Conditions
Special Validity Dates
Pre-cruise Itinerary
| Date | Activity | Arrive | Depart |
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| 13 Apr 2028 | Fly to Amsterdam. On arrival a car will transfer you to your hotel. | ||
| 14 Apr 2028 | Day at leisure | ||
| 15 Apr 2028 | Today a car will transfer you to the river port for embarkation. |
Cruise Itinerary
| Date | Activity | Arrive | Depart |
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| 15 Apr 2028 | Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Embark | |
| 16 Apr 2028 | Arnhem, Holland |
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| 16 Apr 2028 | Nijmegen, Netherlands |
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| 17 Apr 2028 | Maastricht, The Netherlands |
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| 18 Apr 2028 | Antwerp, Belgium |
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| 19 Apr 2028 | Ghent, Belgium |
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| 20 Apr 2028 | Rotterdam, Netherlands |
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| 21 Apr 2028 | Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Overnight | |
| 22 Apr 2028 | Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Disembark |
Post-cruise Itinerary
| Date | Activity | Arrive | Depart |
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| 22 Apr 2028 | Upon disembarking, make your way to the airport. Fly to Lisbon. | ||
| 22 Apr 2028 | On arrival in Lisbon a car will transfer you to your hotel. | ||
| 23 Apr 2028 | Day at leisure | ||
| 24 Apr 2028 | Today a car will transfer you to the cruise terminal for embarkation. | ||
| 25 Apr 2028 | Day at sea | ||
| 26 Apr 2028 | Day at sea | ||
| 27 Apr 2028 | Cherbourg (Normandy), France | ||
| 28 Apr 2028 | Plymouth, England, UK | ||
| 29 Apr 2028 | Lundy Island, UK | ||
| 30 Apr 2028 | Skomer Island, Wales, UK | ||
| 01 May 2028 | Bantry, Ireland | ||
| 02 May 2028 | Schull, Ireland | ||
| 03 May 2028 | Cape Clear Island, Ireland | ||
| 04 May 2028 | Kinsale, Ireland | ||
| 05 May 2028 | Calf of Man, Isle of Man | ||
| 06 May 2028 | Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK | ||
| 06 May 2028 | Upon disembarking make your way to the airport. Fly home. |
All itineraries and ports of call at the discretion of the cruise line subject to local weather conditions and may change without notice.
When Holland is immersed in a sea of tulips, it becomes a truly special place to visit. You`ll be amazed by the gardens and fields filled with more than 150 tulip species—an explosion of color and fragrance you simply must experience! Beginning and ending in Amsterdam, the alluring “Venice of the North” has so much to offer: the world-class Rijksmuseum, infamous “red light” district, and cruises through the maze of charming canals. You`ll also visit Nijmegen, scene of dramatic battles during WWII; Maastricht, where Gothic, Romanesque, and futuristic architecture comingle for an intriguing cityscape; the diamond capital of Antwerp; pretty Ghent, where local delicacies include praline chocolates; the bustling port of Rotterdam; and other equally fascinating stops.
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Alleys, canals and van Gogh around every corner. Amsterdam is one of the most exciting cities in Europe. The historic centre was built on five million spruce trunks. The experiences this city has to offer are limitless. Paintings by famous artists can be admired in the newly designed Museum Square. Rembrandt and Vermeer in the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh has his own museum dedicated to him – the audio tour is a real experience: a touching journey into the life of the artist, who cut off his ear in Arles in southern France after an argument with Gauguin. The Anne Frank House tells a different, but equally touching story. And if you stroll through Amsterdam’s old town, you will experience real contrasts – Chinatown, with the first Buddhist temple built in Europe and with the famous red-light district.
NIJMEGEN, NETHERLANDS
Nijmegen is a bit of a surprise. Small, because the city is not big, with about 11,000 inhabitants. But it has exciting things to offer. For one thing, it is the oldest city in Holland; the Romans were already here 2000 years ago. On the other hand, it is young and lively due to its many students. The best thing to do is simply stroll through the alleys, stop at cosy squares and parks and visit one or two of the interesting museums there. For example, the MuZIEum, translated as MuSEEum Here you can experience the everyday life of blind people. Only feeling, smelling, hearing and tasting – that really is a new experience as a visitor to this museum! Speaking of taste: By the way, a must in Holland is a “Pannekoeken”. Here it is usually baked with apples. And so it’s off to one of the many cafés, into the action, and order a pancake straight away. And enjoy.
ANTWERP, BELGIUM
Antwerp (Antwerpen in Dutch) is a historic port city located in Belgium, known for its important role in trade and commerce. Dating back to Roman times, the city grew in importance during the Middle Ages and became a center of the diamond trade and a hub for art and science during the 16th century. Antwerp also played a significant role in the Reformation, and was sacked by Spanish troops during the Eighty Years’ War. In the 19th century, Antwerp experienced a revival with the construction of a new port and the growth of the diamond trade. Today, it remains an important European port city.
GHENT, BELGIUM
Is this place still haunted? At the very least, it is downright mysterious. Footsteps echo in the dark walls, and creepy torture instruments lie resting in the “Executioner’s Cabinet”. Welcome to the “Grafenburg” or the “Count’s Castle”, built in 1180 by Count Philip of Alsace in Ghent. It is located in the middle of the city – and anyone who sets out on the journey with the audio guide will be amazed – and will laugh at the same time. The story is told by a Flemish comedian. And that is just one experience of many in Ghent, with its hundreds of medieval buildings, a city that is also highly modern. Young top chefs surprise visitors with unusual creations, young artists exhibit in galleries. And if you like antiques, Ghent is also the place to be. A sophisticated lighting concept transforms the city at night into a fairytale setting beyond compared.
ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Rotterdam, yes, is a cool port city, trendy and hip and known for its art scene, a chic shopping city and, above all, it is famous for its modern architecture. And the contrasts: There are the historic buildings like the Witte Huis (from 1898) in Art Nouveau style, there are cube houses built on stilts (from 1984) and there are also the imposing skyscrapers. Architects like Renzo Piano and Norman Foster have designed the spectacular (and renovated the historic) in a modern way.
Charming and poetic, the compositions of Debussy created a beautiful bridge between romanticism and the developing modern world. So too will your ship, the Riverside Debussy, deliver the rich history of Europe along with all the modern comforts that bring you joy. The best of both worlds await you on the romantic Rhine river, where we are creating unique journeys that will allow you to see the old world in an entirely new, and oh so luxurious way.
Ship Profile & Stats
- Length: 134.91 metres
- Maiden Voyage: 2018
- Passenger Capacity (dbl): 110
- Ship Registration: Germany
A river cruise touches the senses. It combines space and time to create a contemplative experience. Sitting on the upper deck in an intimate atmosphere, watching unspoiled, beautiful scenery pass by – these are moments you will never forget.
Marvel at the engineering prowess of the locks. Immerse yourself in the culture of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Enjoy the culinary specialties of the regions the ship passes through. And you only have to pack your suitcase once. Yes, a river cruise in Europe with Riverside Luxury Cruises also means setting out to find yourself.
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The great composers commanded their own space. And that’s what you can also do in these signature suites. They are identically furnished, although they carry the names of their respective ships. Each offers more than 500 square feet (45m2) of room and the same service as the Owner’s Suite. Full-length windows, art, fireplace, and a direct view of the water from the king-size bed. For our Bach Suite’s guests, a limousine transfer between the airport or the train station and the ship is included.
A dream in 750 square feet (70 m2) on the Debussy, the Owner’s Suite features two bedrooms and two baths. There’s also a stylish living room, where you can sit at the fireplace and read a book, dine privately with the family or sit at the desk and get a few things done on your laptop. Or on your own balcony. This suite guarantees guests a pristine appearance without any effort on your part. Give us your clothes – we’ll wash and iron them. An exclusive limousine transfer between the airport or the train station will be looking forward to bring you on board.
Nomen est Omen – the name is a sign. Here, everything goes with the flow of the river. And it can even be seen in the morning right from your bed through the picture window.Enjoy style and comfort in perfect form. And just in case someone has especially moving dreams or the suite is intended for a cruise with a best friend, the king-size beds can easily be converted into two twin beds. For our Riverside Suite’s guests, a limousine transfer between the airport or the train station and the ship is included.
At 188 square feet (17.5 m2), you will still enjoy great comfort in a Symphony Suite. Go to sleep under covers of the finest cotton, and begin every day with a tea or coffee in bed as you gaze out into the fresh air. The rain shower in the bathroom will mobilize your energy for the entire day.A small desk gives you the opportunity to take notes – after all, a trip on our ships is full of experiences to write about.
Varied tones in natural colors melt very harmoniously into a whole.Just downright cozy, as they say in America. A king-size bed and a walk-under rain shower make this suite a charming world in which to live. It’s no wonder that it carries the name Melody. As in all the suites, there is also a flatscreen HD television set here.
Seahorses enjoy their peace and quiet and like to withdraw. And that’s exactly what you can do in our suite that bears that name. Even in the chic bath, tiled in marble and with double sinks, you’ll have a wonderful amount of space. Perfect comfort in just over 258 square feet (24 m2). The finest materials and art on the walls.
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